University Rush Ends as Fraternities Announce New Members
The university rush season ends with about all new members secured for next year. Ten fraternities reveal initiates and affiliates by chapter, listing names, class years, and hometowns across Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chi Phi Kappa Alpha Phi Delta Theta Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Nu Sigma Chi.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Messrs
M. E. Cauble
Atlanta
Robert W. Vance
Gainesville
Athens
Kappa ‘Alpha Fraternity
Robert Falligant
Savannah
Georgia Tech
Lewis Falligant
Joseph M. Paige
Dublin
E. Blasingame Benson
Hartwell
Bentley” H. Cha
Newnan
Auburn
James ‘Wimberley
Macon
Mercer
Standford Arnold
Frank Scarlett, Jr
Brunswick
Hiram Tribble
Talbotton
C. W. Wimberly
Law
A. F. Winecoff
Ijr
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Joseph Grey
John Ryan
Erwin Davis
Quitman
Howard Riley
Fort Val
California Equal Suffragists Convene in San Francisco
The California Equal Suffrage Association opened its annual convention at the Fairmont hotel in San Francisco with Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe Watson of Santa Clara county presiding. Several hundred delegates from across the state attend as sessions continue tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Cal
California Equal Suffrage Association
Fairmont Hotel
Elizabeth Lowe Watson
Santa Clara County
Kern to Open Campaign as Democratic Senate Candidate
Evansville Ind September 30 arrangements set for a big democratic rally where John W Kern of Indianapolis candidate for vice president two years ago will formally launch his campaign as democratic candidate for United States senator. Washington Sept 30 after more than thirty four years of service Lieut Col Benjamin H Cheever 3d Cavalry US Army Medal of Honor recipient for bravery in action against Sioux in 1891 placed on retired list on his own application.
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Evansvile
Ind
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
United States
Washington, D. C
Benjamin H. Cheever
3Rd Cavalry
South Dakota
Cheever
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Illinois State Fair Opens With Exhibits and Events
Springfield Illinois September 30 The annual Illinois state fair opened with every exhibit space filled and will run ten days. Highlights include horse racing automobile speed contests airplane flights and speeches by William J Bryan Governor Deneen and other notable figures.
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Springfield
William J. Bryan
Deneen
Vanderbilt Cup race set with drivers from four nations
New York report outlines tomorrow’s sixth international Vanderbilt Cup on a 12.64 mile circuit in Long Island. Twenty two laps cover 278.08 miles with entrants from America, France, Italy and Germany led by Benz driven by George Robertson and Hearne, Brown, Grant in Alpha and other top teams.
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CPE Eos Frese Soese Sde Ded
Heath
Panhard
Wagner
Darracq
Hemery
Robertson
Locomobile
Grant
Alco
New York
Long Island
America
France
Italy
Germany
Motor Parkway
Messanpequa Road
Old Country Road
Parkway
Massapequa
Wheatley Hills
Wheatly Hills
George Robertson
Benz
Edward A. Hearne
David Bruce-Brown
Harry F. Grant
Pope-Hartford
Fleming
Dingley
Marmon
Harroun
Dawson
Aitken
Livingstone
Simplex
Mitchell
Beardsley
Marquette-Buick
Football schedule list of college games across nations
A long list of football games scheduled for the date features matchups among Yale Syracuse Harvard Bowdoin Princeton Stevens Penn Gettysburg Cornell RPI West Point Vermont St Johns Carlisle Western Maryland Rochester Brown Norwich Swarthmore Lebanon Valley Amherst Springfield Dartmouth Massachusetts Agricultural Tufts Rhode Island State Medford Phillips Andover Dartmouth Freshmen Rutgers Lafayette Delaware Bucknell Lock Haven Colgate Connecticut Agricultural Middle town York Williams Union New Hampshire Iowa Nebraska Urbana Chicago Cincinnati Granville Wooster Delaware Ohio Columbus Pittsburg Oberlin Gambier Oxford Lawrence Knox Lake Forest Emporia Terre Haute Irvington Ames Des Moines Mount Vernon Haskell Culver Charlottesville Charlotteville Georgia Athens Nashville Chapel Hill Mississippi.
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Harvard University
Bowdoin College
Cambridge
Princeton University
Stevens Institute
Princeton
N. J
University of Pensylvania
Gettysburg College
Philadelphia
Cornell University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Ithaca
N. Y
West Point
University of Vermont
Naval Cadets
St. John's College
Kannapolis
Carlisle Indians
Western Maryland College
Carlisle
University of Rochester
St. Bonaventure College
Rochester
N.Y
Brown University
Norwich University
Providence
R. I
Swarthmore College
Lebanon
Valley College
Swarthmore
Amherst College
Springfield Training School
Amherst
Mass
Dartmouth College
Masachusetts Agricultural
Hanover
N. H
Tufts College
Rhode Island State College
Medford
Phillipsi Andover
Dartmouth
Andover
Rutgers College
Franklin and Marshall College
New Brunswick
Lafayette College
Delaware College
Easton
Bucknell University
Lock Haven Normal School
Lewisburg
Colgate University
Clarkson Institute
Hamilton
Wesleyan University
Connecticut Agricultural College
Middletown
Conn
Williams College
Union University
Williamstown
New Hampshire College
Kas
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Eastern Illinois Normal
Terre Haute
Ind
Butler University
Georgetown College
Irvington
Coe College
Iowa State College
Ames
Drake University
Des Moines College
Des Moines
Cornell College
Clark College
Mount Vernon
Haskell Indians
Kansas Agricultural
Manhattan
Culver Military Academy
Winona Academy
Culver
Ceuth
University of Virginia
Randolph|Macon College
Charlotteville
Georgetown University
North Carolina Ia
Raleigh
N. C
University of Alabama
Owenton College
Tuscaloosa
Ala
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Robert Stevens
Elberton
Ed Hitchcock
Dallis
B. H. Sullivan
Culloden
California
Equal Suffragists’ Convention
John W Kern
Illinois State Fair
Rhodes Hardware Co
Age Ee
Yale University
Syracuse University
New Haven
Bell Telephone
Universal Bell Service
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Appalachian
Knoxville
Tennessee
Southern Railway
H. F. Cary
J. L. Meek
Washington
Westinghouse Electric Iron
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Ss. P. Orr
John L. Arnold
Pore